Avionics Electronics Technician – Onsite Troubleshooting & Testing

Accounting Search; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 41,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Accounting Search is seeking an Electronic Technician for our Avionics Development Center in Rancho Bernardo, CA. This 12-month contract role will involve assembling, testing and maintaining electronic systems on-site at our facility.

The ideal candidate reads schematics, performs avionics troubleshooting, and uses DMMs, oscilloscopes and other test equipment to diagnose faults down to the component level, ensuring quality and safety standards are met.

Qualifications

• Reading drawings/wiring diagrams and government experience are required.
• Avionics troubleshooting and component-level fault finding is essential.
• Blueprint reading and electrical schematics proficiency required.
• Experience with digital/analog electronics and test equipment.
• Experience using DMMs, oscilloscopes and RF/spectrum analyzers is preferred.
• Active involvement with ESD/FOOD control practice is expected.

Responsibilities

• Assemble, install, test, and maintain electronic systems and components.
• Diagnose and repair circuit boards, wiring, and related electronics.
• Conduct environmental stress tests and verify design specs.
• Identify malfunctions to the component level and document results.
• Perform defined engineering tests and collect data.
• Operate oscilloscopes, multimeters, RF generators, spectrum analyzers for diagnostics.
• Maintain compliance with FOE, FOD, ESD standards.

Skills

Reading diagrams

Avionics

Blueprint Reading

Component-level Troubleshooting

Digital Multimeters

Electrical Schematics

Electrical Testing

Oscilloscopes

Test Equipment

Documentation

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Multimeters

Test Equipment

Job description

Accounting Search is seeking an Electronic Technician for our Avionics Development Center in Rancho Bernardo, CA. This 12-month contract role will involve assembling, testing and maintaining electronic systems on-site at our facility.

The ideal candidate reads schematics, performs avionics troubleshooting, and uses DMMs, oscilloscopes and other test equipment to diagnose faults down to the component level, ensuring quality and safety standards are met.